Milcery

N°0868 · Generation 8

Milcery

Every pastry chef knows the old saying: when Milcery appears, success is guaranteed.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.20
Weight:
0.30

Base stats

Total: 270
HP45
Attack40
Defense40
Sp. Atk50
Sp. Def61
Speed34

Combat strengths and weaknesses

Damage multiplier taken by Milcery depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.

2weaknesses3resistances1immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Resistances - weak attacks

Immunities - no damage taken

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Evolutions

Pokémon Cards (8)

Sprites & artwork

Detailed information

Overview of Milcery

Milcery is a Fairy type Pokémon introduced in the eighth generation. Its French name is Crèmy and its Japanese name is マホミル. This Pokémon stands out for its simple appearance and white coloring, reminiscent of living fresh cream. Milcery holds a special place in the Pokédex thanks to its direct connection to a unique and highly sought-after evolution mechanic.

In Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield, Milcery is primarily appreciated for its ability to evolve into multiple different forms, making it a highly coveted Pokémon both for collecting and for completing the Pokédex.

Characteristics and useful information

Milcery is a small, lightweight Pokémon that is easy to integrate into a team early in the adventure. It does not stand out for high offensive stats, but it remains interesting for its evolution potential and its support role in certain battles.

Its Fairy type provides useful resistances against Dragon, Fighting, and Dark type attacks. On the other hand, it remains vulnerable to Steel and Poison type attacks, which must be taken into account when using it in battle.

Type and battle role

Thanks to its Fairy type, Milcery is primarily used as an evolution base rather than a main combatant. It can however serve in support-focused teams, notably through moves that boost stats or disrupt opponents.

In gameplay strategies, Milcery is rarely kept in its base form for long. Players primarily look to trigger its evolution to obtain a specific form matching their needs or collecting goals.

Evolution and special mechanics

Milcery has a very particular evolution that relies on several precise criteria. It evolves by using a specific item and performing an action carried out by the player. This mechanic makes its evolution interactive and different from the majority of other Pokémon.

Depending on the conditions met, Milcery can evolve into different forms, each with a unique visual appearance. The color, decoration, and certain details change, which encourages players to repeat the process to obtain all available variants.

Interest for collectors

Milcery is particularly appreciated by collectors for the high number of forms accessible through its evolution. Obtaining all the variants requires time, precision, and a solid understanding of the game's mechanics.

Within the Pokédex framework, Milcery is often used as a starting point for completing entire series of evolved forms, which reinforces its importance despite its modest stats.

Milcery in the Pokémon Trading Card Game

In the Pokémon trading card game, Milcery generally appears as a basic card. These cards highlight its soft appearance and characteristic white color. They are often used as an evolution support toward more powerful cards.

Milcery cards are appreciated for their clean design and their coherence with the Pokémon's universe. They are not among the rarest, but remain sought after by players wishing to complete thematic collections centered on Fairy type Pokémon.

Value and deck usage

In terms of competitive play, Milcery cards primarily serve as a base for strategic evolutions. Their value depends mainly on the set and the illustration offered.

For collectors, Milcery maintains a constant appeal thanks to its recognizable name, its iconic white color, and its direct link to an iconic evolution of the generation.

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